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Chapter 48: Two Hundred Millions, New Planting Method · Sep 30, 2026

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1 Chapter 1: Proposing Marriage 2026-09-30
2 Chapter 2: Selling Myself Off 2026-09-30
3 Chapter 3: Sharing Stats And Skills 2026-09-30
4 Chapter 4: Professor Lorrain 2026-09-30
5 Chapter 5: Soulbind Pendent 2026-09-30
6 Chapter 6: Talent Awakening 2026-09-30
7 Chapter 7: Isaac’s Talent 2026-09-30
8 Chapter 8: Sharing Emily’s Talent 2026-09-30
9 Chapter 9: Free Ticket, Top 3 Universities 2026-09-30
10 Chapter 10: Guardians 2026-09-30
11 Chapter 11: Alice’s Resolve, Sharing SSS-rank Skill Phantom Parade 2026-09-30
12 Chapter 12: Strange Tastes Of My Wife 2026-09-30
13 Chapter 13: A Scarily Accurate Guess 2026-09-30
14 Chapter 14: Misunderstandings 2026-09-30
15 Chapter 15: New Wife Candidate 2026-09-30
16 Chapter 16: Akaza Ruins 2026-09-30
17 Chapter 17: Bet, Trickery 2026-09-30
18 Chapter 18: Class Advancement Quest 2026-09-30
19 Chapter 19: Third Talent Skill, Body Tempering Potion 2026-09-30
20 Chapter 20: Genetic Catalyst 2026-09-30
21 Chapter 21: Digesting Body Tempering Potion, Sharing The Benefits 2026-09-30
22 Chapter 22: Isaac’s Personal Hoe, Gym 2026-09-30
23 Chapter 23: Tier 1 Spirit Type Genetic Catalyst 2026-09-30
24 Chapter 24: Increasing Skill Rank, Apex-Rank Species 2026-09-30
25 Chapter 25: Meeting The Second Wife Candidate, Sanctum of Masters Stronghold 2026-09-30
26 Chapter 26: Farming! 2026-09-30
27 Chapter 27: In The Middle Of Night 2026-09-30
28 Chapter 28: First Harvest! 2026-09-30
29 Chapter 29: Extracting Silverbloom, Skill Reaper’s Bounty Level Up 2026-09-30
30 Chapter 30: New Seeds! 2026-09-30
31 Chapter 31: Tyrant Treant And Deathwood Guardian 2026-09-30
32 Chapter 32: First Title! 2026-09-30
33 Chapter 33: The Power Of Mana Enhanced Field, Second Title 2026-09-30
34 Chapter 34: Seed of Providence And Sovereign of Land Level Up, Land’s Contract Papers 2026-09-30
35 Chapter 35: Millionaire 2026-09-30
36 Chapter 36: Diet Plan, Alice’s Situation 2026-09-30
37 Chapter 37: Third Title, Velumbra Lily 2026-09-30
38 Chapter 38: Elite rank Molten Hornbull, Isaac’s Plan 2026-09-30
39 Chapter 39: First Fight Against A Monster 2026-09-30
40 Chapter 40: Ambush! 2026-09-30
41 Chapter 41: Combat Genius Isaac, Tyr’s Double Ambush 2026-09-30
42 Chapter 42: Tyr Reaches Level 10 2026-09-30
43 Chapter 43: Selling Molten Hornbull Parts 2026-09-30
44 Chapter 44: Tier 1 Vitality Grains, Price Of Land 2026-09-30
45 Chapter 45: Result Of Emily’s Training 2026-09-30
46 Chapter 46: Business Negotiations 2026-09-30
47 Chapter 47: The Effects Of Tier 1 Vitality Grain 2026-09-30
48 Chapter 48: Two Hundred Millions, New Planting Method 2026-09-30
49 Chapter 49: Small Date With Leora, Meeting Alice Again 2026-09-30
50 Chapter 50: Isaac Snaps 2026-09-30

Chapter 48: Two Hundred Millions, New Planting Method

The negotiation went on for a long time.

In the end, both sides settled on 7,000 Obols per unit for Tier 0 Vitality Grains, and 53,000 for Tier 1.

This was the amount Isaac would get for the Grains after all cuts.

Isaac could tell Selene had conceded more than she intended.

She’d lowered Calloway Conglomerate’s cut on the Tier 1s, which led to Isaac earning 53,000 Obols per Grain instead of 50,000 Obols.

Selene had a calm smile.

The loss could be considered big, but she felt it was worth it.

Isaac had a huge potential, and if gaining a foothold with him meant letting go of a bit of profit, she knew she’d make it back in the long run.

They signed the contract.

Isaac would supply 5,000 Tier 0 grains and 1,000 Tier 1 grains per week, for the next month.

He had insisted on keeping the duration only a month long.

”These are just the first crops I’m growing,” he’d explained. ”I might switch to something else soon.”

Selene didn’t press.

She understood that he would wish to dabble into other crops to see how his abilities effected them.

The contract allowed Isaac to keep or sell any excess grains however he pleased.

If the Calloway Conglomerate couldn’t meet his price for extra supply or if they lowered the promised price, he could refuse to deliver without consequence.

After signing, Isaac sold off everything he had stored up.

7,700 Tier 0 Vitality Grains and 3,000 Tier 1 Vitality Grains.

The funds hit his bank account immediately.

[212,900,000 Obols deposited in your account 123X XXX XXX XXX].

Two hundred millions from just several days of work.

Hurray, for farming!

Despite his bubbling happiness, he kept a neutral expression.

”Thank you for the meeting today. We will take our leave now,” Selene said.

”How about you have lunch with us before you leave?” Professor Catherine suggested. ”I’m sure you will love Leora’s cooking.”

Leora was staring daggers at her back, but Professor Catherine ignored her.

”Thank you for he offer. But I’m afraid we would have to refuse. We need to return to the stronghold’s market and set up distribution before peak trading hours.”

Selene, Alice and the testers left.

Once they were gone, Isaac, Leora, and Catherine had the lunch.

Afternoon came, and with it, skill training.

Professor Catherine took her usual seat on a stone, while Isaac stepped into the center, already syncing with the land.

”We will train with Sovereign of Land for today,” Catherine said, crossing her arms under her blessed bosoms.

”Actually, there is something I want to try first,” Isaac replied.

”Go on then.” Professor Catherine nodded.

He dropped a seed into his hand and flicked it into the air.

A thick root burst up from the ground, snatched the seed mid-air, and pulled it down into the soil.

The movement was quick, smooth, and fluid.

The root then curled around the impact zone and vanished beneath.

Catherine raised a brow. ”You can plant seeds like that?”

”Yeah, I noticed this during the combat training. The roots ’slow’ the enemy. They do this by pulling the target into the ground. It made me thinks, why not use it for planting.”

Professor Catherine’s lips curled, though she hid it behind her palm.

Isaac was truly a genius to come up with such an innovative way with only a single combat training session.

They continued training for two more hours.

”I want to visit the market,” Isaac said, brushing dust from his hands.

”We’ll come too,” Professor Catherine said, already pulling out her comm. ”Send us a vehicle.”

Isaac blinked. ”Why not just run there? We’re faster on foot.”

He didn’t say it out loud, but the thought came anyway—Awakeners didn’t need vehicles.

Their bodies were stronger than most machines.

His own senses had sharpened so much that if he focused, he could hear insects a hundred meters away.

If he was focusing on human conversations, then the range was even larger.

”You don’t go running into a market like that,” Professor Catherine said. ”You’re not a wild beast. You’re a person. Try to maintain some level of dignity.”

”So it’s about appearances?”

”It’s about not crashing into people accidently and turning them into a tomato paste.”

She waved her hand again. ”When we went to the training grounds, that was monster territory. Running was fine. But we’re entering human space now. Use a vehicle.”

A few minutes later, it arrived.

The armored jeep had broad chassis, wide tires with reinforced treads, and gunmetal gray plates over the engine and sides. The windshield was reinforced glass that could block light magical blasts.

It showed signs of extensive use, and it was well-maintained.

The driver handed over the keys, saluted Catherine, and, as he was told, stayed behind to watch the house.

Isaac climbed into the back while Leora took the passenger seat. Catherine drove.

They headed out.

The market came into view after twenty minutes.

It had been built over the ruins of broken buildings.

Old concrete shells had been cleared out and replaced with long, broad stalls and small houses.

Most of the structures were wooden. Only a few were built from weak concrete. Not a single one had metal frames or high-tier defenses.

The entire place looked like a young town, hurried into existence.

Vendors stood under cloth awnings, calling out offers.

Smoke rose from food carts.

Steam hissed as meat hit hot stone griddles.

There were potion sellers, scrap dealers, mana crystal traders, gear crafters, and a few rare scroll peddlers.

Most wore dust-stained clothes, and the smell of mana, sweat, and spices hung in the air.

Isaac watched as a pair of young Awakeners haggled with a seller over purified water potions.

Another group was examining a bag of monster bones.

A girl, no older than twenty, shouted at someone over a price mismatch for a used core blade.

”There aren’t many awakeners here.” Isaac noted.

”Yes,” Leora answered. ”That’s because the resources here are rare until we can bring in more investors. The biggest problem was food shortage. Though...”

She looked at him.

”That might be solved soon.”

Professor Catherine parked near the end of a row and stepped out first.

”Let’s go. There’s a general supply store nearby, and a few specialty shops past that. We can buy Emily’s gift there.”

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